A speedy intervention by the Kenya Coast Guard Service successfully rescued a man who jumped overboard from a ferry in the Likoni Channel on Saturday evening.The dramatic rescue unfolded at Mombasa's bustling crossing point, where Coast Guard officers from the Kilindini Station collaborated with bystanders to retrieve the man
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Kiganjo Police College Dismisses 54 Recruits Over Fraud, Discipline and Health Issues
Kiganjo Police College in Nyeri County dismissed 54 police recruits due to various violations discovered during their training. The infractions included submitting falsified academic certificates, pregnancy-related issues, prior criminal records, and breaches of discipline. Commandant Munga Nyale confirmed the dismissals, emphasizing that this action reflects a rigorous commitment to uphold
Kanini Kega’s Mother is Dead, Gachagua Sends Condolences
Kenya, US Strengthen Partnership on Disease Surveillance and Health Security
The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Kenya’s healthcare sector through increased investments in disease surveillance, HIV treatment, malaria control, and emergency response systems. Speaking during the inaugural Kenya Health Security Convention held in Mombasa on Tuesday, Dr Naomi Lucchi, the Acting Program Director for the CDC Kenya Division
The Enigma of Dr. Roselyn Akombe: A Global Peacebuilder’s Journey to the Polygamous Heartland
In the rarefied corridors of the United Nations headquarters in New York, Dr. Roselyn Akombe is a force of nature. She holds a doctorate from Rutgers, commands multi-million dollar peacebuilding strategies, and advises nations on conflict resolution. At 47, she is a former Kenyan election commissioner who stared down institutional
‘We Are Not Children’: Kenyan Youth Leaders Erupt Over Tanzanian President’s ‘Mkwaju’ Remarks
NAIROBI, Kenya – A simmering generational divide exploded into a fiery cross-border debate this week after Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan allegedly suggested to Kenyan President William Ruto that unruly youth should be beaten with a mkwaju (a traditional cane or whip). The proposal, made during a closed-door conversation that
High Court Retains Dr Gikonyo Affidavit in Gachagua Illness Case
The High Court has denied the Senate's request to dismiss Dr. Daniel Gikonyo’s affidavit, which details former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s illness on October 17, 2024.In his affidavit, sworn on April 28, 2026, Gikonyo states that Gachagua was admitted to Karen Hospital that day at 3 PM, coinciding with his
Uhuru Kenyatta Retirement Benefits: What the Law Says
Upon leaving office, former President Uhuru Kenyatta entered a legal framework aimed at upholding the dignity of the presidency beyond his tenure. His retirement benefits are not merely a matter of executive generosity; they are enshrined in the Presidential Retirement Benefits Act, which establishes these privileges as enforceable rights.Under this
Kenya Launches World Agriculture Forum Council to Boost Agri-Tech
Kenya has inaugurated the World Agriculture Forum (WAF) Country Council to expedite the transformation of its agricultural sector. This initiative aims to enhance productivity, bolster climate resilience, and connect global innovations with local farming practices.The council's establishment represents a pivotal step in positioning Kenya as a leader in agricultural innovation
“Let Ruto Do His Job”: Government Spokesman Mwaura Tells Uhuru
Government Spokesman Isaac Mwaura has urged former President Uhuru Kenyatta to give President William Ruto space to lead, saying retired heads of state should step back and allow those in office to execute their mandate without interference. Mwaura emphasized the need for peace and unity, noting that while former leaders play